ChibiOS Free Embedded RTOS

It's currently enabled but not referenced anywhere. I plan on using it eventually, because the board I'm writing code for has a device on I2C4, it's not in my code at the moment.

I think that revision 13499 broke my build for a STM32H7 project. I get these errors, which aren't present when using the previous revision:


Compiling board.c
../ChibiOS/os/hal/ports/STM32/LLD/I2Cv3/hal_i2c_lld.c: In function 'i2c_lld_start':
../ChibiOS/os/hal ...

So I've narrowed the problem down a bit. Part of it was my fault - I was mishandling the data in my MS5611 driver, which creating the stuttering issue I described.

But using your suggestion to isolate the problem, I think I've zeroed in on something that might be an actual issue.

I've turned off ...

Sorry for the vague topic, but I haven't been able to narrow this problem down to a specific system.

Since my last post(http://www.chibios.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=16&t=5441), I've started to get my devices up and running. I've got three serial ports, an SPI device (MPU6500), and two I2C devices ...

Makes sense, thanks for the tips. I've got an MS5611 barometer fully working now.

How broken is I2CD4 at the moment?

I figured it out. Rew's tip was really helpful. I found that manually writing to that register was also failing, but then I figured out that if I manually set CR1 to 0, then TIMINGR starts working. So then I went back to my high-level code and realized I wasn't setting the I2CConfig properly. I had ...

Hello,

I've got a project where none of the I 2 C ports seem to respond in any way to the settings in the TIMINGR register. I put the I2C clock on a scope and noticed it running way too fast, so I tried different clock divider settings in TIMINGR to no effect, and even just set the register to 0 or ...